Dairy farmers are making significant gains in milk yield and fertility, while mastitis levels continue to fall, indicating ...

The AHDB has started publishing weekly fertiliser price data following requests from Defra farming minister Angela Eagle and industry representatives. The ...

With the new ZA-TS 01 model featuring AutoSpread, making its UK debut this spring, we visited J Thomson & Partners to see how they are getting on with ...

Early weed control is essential for spring crops, particularly if the season turns out to be a dry one, which has been the case in recent years. With as ...

More than £70,000 has been confiscated from a convicted food fraudster and his company following a major investigation by the Food Standards Agency's ...

Welcome back to another edition of This Week in Farming, your one-stop shop for the most important content from Farmers Weekly in the past seven days.

Two Midlands farmers are preparing to cycle 1,000 miles from Land’s End to John O’Groats in May 2026 to raise funds for two charities. Turkey farmer Rod ...

For years, farm management software has been limited mostly to three options, with Gatekeeper and Greenlight Grower Management (GLGM) – also known ...

Canadian firm Bushel Plus reckons its new retrofit combine concave system could be just the ticket for John Deere X9 owners considering grain maize as an ...

Sharing ideas, problems and solutions for 15 years has helped a group of Welsh lamb producers improve performance across their sheep systems. The farmers ...

Aphid migration is predicted to commence on 22 April this year, which could leave nearly two-thirds of sugar beet crops exposed to virus yellow infection.

Families visiting farms this Easter are being urged to follow hygiene advice and remain tick aware, as health officials warn of increased infection risks.